Donnie, Myself, Katherine Curtis and awards girl Eva Lampert. Live from the Questy’s at this year’s Fan Expo.
There was an aspect of Fan Expo that I forgot to mention when last we spoke. This year’s Fan Expo marked the 4th Anniversary of the conception of No Reason Comics. That’s right, it was at Fan Expo 2006 that @Jamie_G and myself made the decision to commit ourselves to the wacky world of webcomics. A few weeks later, the first No Reason strip appeared.
It’s hard to believe that it’s only been 4 years. No Reason and all the characters and fun contained within have become such a huge part of my life, it feels like they’ve been there forever. As I look back on what we’ve done, and what we’ve got planned I think that the greatest part of this whole trip has been you. The support and encouragement that we’ve gotten from the No Reason Faithful has been overwhelming and mind blowing. There is no way we can ever thank you enough for being there, and reading what we do.
@lartist, @sohmer, @jaime_g, @murph_om
So with that said, I must return to the living room. It is there that I plan to introduce @rzebram to the masterpiece of cinematic achievement that is RAMBO.
August 18th, 2010
So, things have been a little erratic lately, and for that I make humble apologies. I hate it when the comic is late, or when we completely miss one, as it happened recently.
As it stands though, I’ve been working hard on pushing out a bunch of huge projects that have been sitting on my ‘To Do’ list for way too long. One of them is the book, “Why Are You Naked?!”, our first true collection of strips. I’ll be finishing it up in the next couple of weeks, and we’ll be putting it out to the printers soon.
Among Children’s book pitches, resumes and other assorted drawing tasks, I’ve had the pleasure of working on a ‘horror’ comic story written by a good friend and D&D colleague Phil McClorey. I don’t want to say too much, because I think you should read it. It’s been a long time in the works, and it was a ton of fun to work on. I think my coloring needs a bit of work, but I’m happy with the overall result. I tried to do something that wasn’t my usual comic style, and it’s a little rough in places, but I think a lot of the pages came out a lot better than I expected.
So, for the next ten weeks, I encourage you to check out my offering with Phil McClorey: The Mask of Cthulu.
So, Monday’s Comic was posted late last night. So I’ll be posting up today’s comic later today, and hopefully I’ll have us back on track by Friday. I can’t promise this won’t be the end of the erraticisim.. errati.. late comics, but hopefully I can balance the rest of what’s on my plate a bit better now.
Thanks for reading!
